Milsurp Survey
- Thread starter Stevo
- Start date
Yep they all are nice but i really like the Swedish blondes
+1 Really nice
I have 2 milsurps as of right now.
1941 Long Branch No4 Mk1 and a sporterized DP'd 1941 Lithgow No1 MkIII* That I am using a 22 lr conversion unit in. I did have a 1943 Savage No4 Mk1* that I gave to a friend.
I also have a BSA No1 MkIII commercial that is not technically a military surplus rifle.
1941 Long Branch No4 Mk1 and a sporterized DP'd 1941 Lithgow No1 MkIII* That I am using a 22 lr conversion unit in. I did have a 1943 Savage No4 Mk1* that I gave to a friend.
I also have a BSA No1 MkIII commercial that is not technically a military surplus rifle.
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- Location
- The Hammer, ON
did a clear out...this is what i have left 
springfield m1 garand
breda m1 garand
no4 mk1 long branch 1942 enfield
2CH serial number chinese contract inglis hi power
springfield m1 garand
breda m1 garand
no4 mk1 long branch 1942 enfield
2CH serial number chinese contract inglis hi power
- Location
- Beaverlodge, Alberta
Been at it just short of a year now.
1915 LSA No1 MkIII sporter
1918 NRF No1 MkIII* sporter (to be restored)
1915 BSA No1 MkIII transition rifle
1942 Longbranch No4 MkI*
1944 Maltby No4 MkI(marked as a I*) PH sporter
1955 Breda Garand
1951 Tula unissued SKS
As well as a bunch of bayonets (including a few nice ones) a couple helmets and some web gear.
1915 LSA No1 MkIII sporter
1918 NRF No1 MkIII* sporter (to be restored)
1915 BSA No1 MkIII transition rifle
1942 Longbranch No4 MkI*
1944 Maltby No4 MkI(marked as a I*) PH sporter
1955 Breda Garand
1951 Tula unissued SKS
As well as a bunch of bayonets (including a few nice ones) a couple helmets and some web gear.
1943 Izhevsk 91/30 refurb
1955/56 refurbed SKS
No5Mk1 of unknown manufacture
VZ 24
1943 No4Mk1* Longbranch
1918 Carl Gustav M96 Swedish Mauser
1942 Husqvarna M38
1941 Tula SVT 40
1942 Maltby No4Mk1
Have had my PAL less than a year. These damn mil surps are addicting.
1955/56 refurbed SKS
No5Mk1 of unknown manufacture
VZ 24
1943 No4Mk1* Longbranch
1918 Carl Gustav M96 Swedish Mauser
1942 Husqvarna M38
1941 Tula SVT 40
1942 Maltby No4Mk1
Have had my PAL less than a year. These damn mil surps are addicting.
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These are rifles strictly in military dress, not sporterized, or modern reproductions such as the M305.
Chilean M1912 mauser (first year production run)
Turkish M93 mauser (arsenal redone in 1938)
Yugo 24/47 mauser
Yugo M48a mauser
Swedish M96 mauser (1915)
Swedish M96b mauser(1917)
winchester 97 trench-gun
3 Ljungman AG42s (all 1943)
Hakim (waiting to get sent out)
M1 Garand (1945 from serial # range)
M1 carbine (1943 far as I can tell from the serial # range)
4 Russian Sks (1950, 1951, 1955 and an unmarked original)
2 Chinese /26\ (1965 and 1966)
Enfield No.5 Mk1 (1945)
Enfield No.4 Mk1 (Savage made 1943)
Enfield No3 Mk1 (aka P-14 1917)
Springfield 1903-A3 (1943)
Finnish M91 moisin-nagant (refurbished in 1942, havent taken it apart to see the recievers original date)
And thats about half of what I'd like to have
Chilean M1912 mauser (first year production run)
Turkish M93 mauser (arsenal redone in 1938)
Yugo 24/47 mauser
Yugo M48a mauser
Swedish M96 mauser (1915)
Swedish M96b mauser(1917)
winchester 97 trench-gun
3 Ljungman AG42s (all 1943)
Hakim (waiting to get sent out)
M1 Garand (1945 from serial # range)
M1 carbine (1943 far as I can tell from the serial # range)
4 Russian Sks (1950, 1951, 1955 and an unmarked original)
2 Chinese /26\ (1965 and 1966)
Enfield No.5 Mk1 (1945)
Enfield No.4 Mk1 (Savage made 1943)
Enfield No3 Mk1 (aka P-14 1917)
Springfield 1903-A3 (1943)
Finnish M91 moisin-nagant (refurbished in 1942, havent taken it apart to see the recievers original date)
And thats about half of what I'd like to have
Einhander13
CGN Regular
- Location
- Steinbach, MB
Yugo M-48BO - same as the M-48B but without most markings except for serial #'s.
